James Harry Panos

So sorry to read about his accident. I remember when he was in the plays at Central.
I was a friend of his Mother and visited her at their home next to Colfax school.
Loved his "words of wisdom!"! He will be missed by all!

Rest in peace dear Jim....

Peace and love be with you Jim.
The Michiels family

I was saddened to see your smiling face in the obits today for one last time. We spent some good years together, which left many happy memories in my heart. I have never forgotten you and I know I never will forget you. You left a mark in my life, supporting me in my creativity. Soar high my friend.
Patti

GOOD BYE DEAR FRIEND OF 50 YEARS. FOND MEMORIES OF SOUTH BEND AND SOUTH FLORIDA.
YOU WERE A VERY SPECIAL PERSON IN MY LIFE.
I AM SO SORRY YOU SUFFERED WITH CANCER BUT WOULDN'T GIVE UP. GOD BLESS YOU JIM AND PEACE BE WITH YOU.

'Jim was a freelance painter and a very free-spirited person'....is an understatement.

The "Greek" was always a welcome visitor, living proof that being free of conventional bondage made him, and his fortunate acquaintances, revel in life.

With those eyes that smiled, free of material obsessions, he was a big hit with our female staff.

Living out of his van, he would always head to a warmer clime during the winter. Unlike the average 'snowbird', leaving at Thanksgiving and returning on Easter, he possessed a unique timetable.

Leave on Halloween and return on Dyngus Day.

I can't think of a better epitaph.